Is Kawai GL10 (2023) a great baby grand piano? | Review and Demo | Sherwood Phoenix
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- This Kawai GL-10 is available for purchase:
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This is our used Kawai GL10 baby grand piano which is finished a black polyester case. The piano measures 5 foot 0 inches long and 4 foot 11 inches wide with 88 keys. The pianos condition is excellent, it has a serial number of F190703 and its year of manufacture is 2023. This product comes with a 5 year warranty.
If you would like to find out more information on this product, or any of our other 200 pianos, please give us a call on 01623 657 301.
Dimensions:
Length: 5 foot 0 inches
Width: 4 foot 11 inches
Keyboard: 88 Note
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Has to be the best baby grand out there!
I think I’m in love with you
Qual o valor do piano..??
What’s the name of the variation of moonlight sonata ?
Sorry, don’t know. It’s just “Hmmm, moonlight sonata can sound different!!!😂”. I will record it! (Helen)
Hi have you played the gl30 ? How would you rate it ?
I own a Kawai GL10 I bought brand new two years ago. I put a deposit for a brand new Kawai GL30 (made in Japan) a few months ago. She finally arrived and I tested her out. It was a slight upgrade over my Kawai GL10 but I didn’t feel it was enough. I played the Kawai GL40 and that one made me fall in love. I also tested the GX1 (smaller but more premium). Now I’m debating on which one to get. They are both getting prepped before this weekend. I will go in Saturday and choose between the GL40 and the GX1. Which would you take?
@@gustavogo2915 I own a gl30. Wanted to hear from Halen and team how they place it in their world. I got a gl30 brand new out of the box in Aug 23. It wasn't impressive out of the box but after giving it a few months and having a professional concert technician rework it's voicing slowly it is now on the road to be a GX1. Given a second chance I would have probably gotten a gx1 and made a mistake on a gl30. But I feel giving it a year at least may just change my opinion. My gl30 today has a LOT more power than a gl10 which I played again recently. The gl40 has a slightly better low end but my technician has voiced up the low end growl on my piano. So it's mostly marginal. Finally depends on the room size 50% and 50% how well we can play. In capable hands all pianos sound great. It took me a few months to get control on the M3 action and voicing. Still working on getting to know my piano...am slowly feeling more satisfied with my gl30 purchase tbh.